>>81658726
i've never heard of it being correlated with iq, but what you're saying does make some sense, as it is an added function and contributes to complexity. people with it can also learn not to do it while people without it cant really gain it, though some can force it. i still think all the time but just dont hear it narrated. i can do in my own head what i do in writing, it's just "different" when writing it. more concrete. and maybe since i dont do it in the same way mentally i enjoy doing it in written form.

>which people with low intellect find difficult and thus tend to vocalize and verbalize their thoughts. That's why some people speak their thoughts aloud or tell others their mind.
i think you could substitute low intellect with no internal monologue here which is mainly just a different mode. and since they dont have internal monologue they may tend to ramble, or backtrack more. i know i do and it can be frustrating to explain things irl sometimes. because i have to "translate it" from nonverbal thought to words